Listen, my children, and youāll be in seventh heavenā¦
When I show you McLean Stevensonās birth announcement from 1927.
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Listen, my children, and youāll be in seventh heavenā¦
When I show you McLean Stevensonās birth announcement from 1927.

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Diamond Tourist Camp on Route 66 near Bloomington, Illinois, as seen in a picture postcard from the 1930s.
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B/W Photo - Normal, IL 1974
B/W Photo ā Normal, ILĀ 1974
Image by kenne Over the many years of interest in photography, I rarely shot black & white photos. However, this is one I recently rediscovered (thanks to Mary Ann). The date was around 1974. The location is the front yard of our home in Normal, Illinois. The camera is (I still have it.) a Canon FTb QL. I have no idea about the setting, but it is reasonable to say a very slow shutter speed with aā¦
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Grassroots Activism in Illinois and My Lens
I took the above photos at seven different rallies and protests in Kankakee, Ill., Bloomington and Normal, Ill., and Springfield, Ill. from 2016-2018 as both a member of the media and an American citizen. Folks attended each rally for a different reason, motivated by different social issues.
The pink glove on the fence and the āItās a manās world..ā photos were taken at the Womenās March in Springfield on the anniversary of President Donald Trumpās inauguration. There were rallies across the nation this day, with 600,000 people turning out for Chicagoās march in Grant Park. The purpose of the Womenās March, especially in Illinoisā state capital, was to push for registered voters to vote women into office for the upcoming election. Speakers included poets, singers, Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza, State Sen. Andy Manar and a young girl that identifies as a Dreamer through the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program (DACA).
I attended this rally as an Illinois resident, not on behalf of a media outlet. During this rally I particularly paid attention to the intersectionality and representation of ALL women. Black, white, Latinx, Arab, disabled, LGBTQIA+, undocumented, Asian, refugees⦠A Womenās March shouldnāt focus on just the white agenda, which usually compromises of equal pay and abortion. There are so many conversations we should be having on behalf of all women. My expectations rang true, and the rally was amazing. I felt empowered with my friends, and I was satisfied with the turnout of a smaller rally. Representation was missing during the Womenās March after the presidentās inauguration, and I think a conscious effort to fix that was achieved.
The third photo of a young boy holding a multicolored sign was taken after a rally hosted by the Not In Our Town chapter in Bloomington-Normal, which works to ward off hatred and racism and create a welcoming environment for people of color in the twin cities. The sign the boy is holding reads in English, Spanish and Farsi. It says: āNo matter where youāre from, weāre glad youāre our neighbor.ā This sign was created and distributed following the presidentās travel ban he imposed toward the beginning of his presidency that restricted travel from several majority-Muslim countries. Several members of the Bloomington City Council, Illinois State and Illinois Wesleyan University professors, and other prominent activists spoke to a packed audience at the Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts to declare Bloomington a safe, welcoming city for families of all backgrounds regardless of action on the federal level.
I also attended this rally as a regular human being, not a journalist. I was with two of my good friends, and we decided to go very last minute. It felt like an obligation. There was no question that I was going to this rally. I was baffled at President Trump, and feeling the utmost empathy for my friends with family members in the Middle East. While we cannot change the world and peoplesā views, we can create a safe space to gather in our local concert hall to express our gratitude for our neighbors, and dissatisfaction with our White House. As a member of the media, I didnāt care that people saw me there that recognized me. I am a human being before I am a journalist. I am able to have an unbiased conversation in my work even though I have sometimes radical views. Sorry not sorry!
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